Suits' JDM S2000

[Jermal]

worst Photoshop ever.

 

[rodanmk2]

Is that not a real photo?

 

[SpaceMonkey]

I wouldn't call it "not cheap" mate, not sure where you get that from. £60+ VAT at the top end of the scale is a very good price per wheel, and the labour rate for body work is very low. There might be cheaper places for both, but they won't be that much cheaper and at least with TGM you know you get the quality, Will is almost OCD with his work.

That's for a basic refurb in one colour AFAIK, Kerry had more than just a refurb, she had extra work done on her wheels so the price was higher. Will won't give a price on anything to be fair till he sees it... :lol:

If you read my post properly it was with referrence to Kerry's wheels, hence the "not cheap" comment Chris

 

[Chris.]

If you read my post properly it was with referrence to Kerry's wheels, hence the "not cheap" comment Chris

I see what you mean.

 

[Scotttomo]

Loving the blue and black combo at the top of this page, you decided on what colour(s) you're going with suits?

 

[Chris.]

Get them done in ST Orange, or Kawasaki Green.

 

[rodanmk2]

Kawaski green FTL

 

[Hatton]

Spoon Blue

 

[rossy t]

how about a normal colour like alloy wheel silver?

 

[Chris.]

J's racing bronze would look pretty wicked.

 

[Suits]

how about a normal colour like alloy wheel silver?

This.

I already have a crazy colour set of wheels (Spoon Blue), so maybe a normal colour would be better.

Anthracite would look good IMO.

 

[rossy t]

agree suits. anthracite falls in the normal colour that means people don't think you're a d1ck when you drive down the road and when you come to sell them you achieve a decent price.

 

[HASNIC]

This colour centre:

With a polished lip would look awesome.

 

[dotty]

QFT, lairy coloured wheels for track day use only.

 

[Harv]

Suits, tgm can roll arches too btw

 

[Suits]

Suits, tgm can roll arches too btw

Good to know Harv as if I want to go lower, (as you should with these wheels), I will need that doing.

 

[Scotttomo]

(Noob ) What does rolling the arches involve?

 

[Suits]

(Noob ) What does rolling the arches involve?

Spreading the arch to make it accommodate wider wheels, its not that obvious visually, but needs to be done for no/less rubbing .

 

[SicklyPilot]

[video=youtube;DDTK9IjKIYU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTK9IjKIYU[/video]

 

[Suits]

It's not about DIY rolling your arches.

TommyDC5 had to do it on his, it's easy enough, but getting it right and consistant is hard.

When you think about it, it's better off paying the pro's to do it for you.